Hole in One Wooden Puzzle

Although ancient documents mention contests with bent sticks and feather-stuffed balls as a favorite pastime of Roman emperors, it's the Scottish who get credit for inventing golf. But Scotland's harsh climate posed a problem for these early golfers: how could they enjoy their favorite game when snow covered the links? The answer was to stay inside and play with puzzles like this one - simple enough to be solved by a determined duffer, but challenging enough for a scratch player. The object is to slide puzzle pieces to move the ball and tee and drop the golf ball into the hole at the bottom of the puzzle. Sound easy? You might want that handicap. This beautifully designed brainteaser puzzle is perfect for your favorite golfer (and puzzle solver). For one player, age 8 and above.